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f. etc. 28
2 7.14
Instruction Setting 17. I will enjoy the English instruction if it
is conducted in
a. classroom 28
16 57.14
b. library 28
2 7.14
c. practice room 28
8 28.57
d. outside the classroom garden or class corridor
28 8
28.57 e. etc.
28 1
3.57 18. In finishing the task I like to do it
a. individually 28
12 42.86
b. in pairs 28
11 39.29
c. in small group 4-5 28
11 39.29
Student Role 19. In a learning process, I will
a. listen to the teacher explanation 28
15 53.57
b. ask some questions and delivering my opinion
28 3
10.71 c. be guided by my teacher in finishing
my work 28
9 32.14
d. use my creativity in finishing my tasks 28
13 46.43
Teacher Role 20.
In finishing my task, I want my teacher to
a. motivate me to finish my task 28
10 35.71
b. check the students around the class 28
4 14.29
c. giving the students chance to deliver the opinion
28 5
17.86 d. always monitor the learning process
28 5
17.86
e. motivate me to be creative in finishing my tasks
28 18
64.29
f. etc. 28
0.00 Comic strips in Learning Materials
21. The type of a story that I like is a. daily life
28 12
42.86
b. adventure 28
13 46.43
c. superhero 28
0.00 d. comedy
28 12
42.86
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e. etc. 28
0.00 22. Character that I like in a comic strip is
a. children 28
4 14.29
b. teenager 28
21 75.00
c. adult 28
4 14.29
d. etc. 28
2 7.14
23. The type of font that suitable in a comic
strip is a. Times New Roman
28 8
28.57
b. Comic Sans 28
16 57.14
c. Tempus Sans 28
7 25.00
d. etc. 28
0.00 24. I like to read a comic strip that
a. black and white only 28
11 39.29
b. colourful 28
18 64.29
c. etc. 28
1 3.57
25. The form of panels that I like in reading a
comic strip is a. vertical
28 10
35.71
b. horizontal 28
23 82.14
c. etc. 28
0.00
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APPENDIX C INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT
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The Interview Transcript
R : Researher
O : Travasee Manager Owner
R
:
“
Selamat pagi Ran.
” O
:
“
Selamat pagi. Ada apa sa?
” R
:
“
Begini Ran, saya mau
interview
tentang usaha perjala
n wisatamu.” O
:
“
Oh iya, Gimana?
” R
:
“
Travel Agentmu namanya apa? Kantornya dimana?
” O
:
“
Namanya Travasee. Di Semarang Sa.
” R
:
“
Kalo di Travel Agent itu ada bagian apa aja ya?
” O
:
”
Garis besarnya sih ada dua bagian, ada marketing sama opesional. Nah kalo pekerjaannya ada
phpjava developer, sales executive
, staff administrasi, staff operasional,
social community strategist
, sama
tour escort
.
” R
:
“
Kalau yang biasa komunikasi pakai bahasa Inggris bagian apa?
” O
:
“
Ya kalo di
travel agent
sih paling waktu jadi
tour escort
dan
sales executive
.
” R
:
“
Kalau jadi
tour escort itu kerjaannya apa aja?”
O
:
“
Ya kayak
tour guide
gitu. Nemenin
customer
waktu mereka ke tempat- tempat wisata dan menceritakan apa aja yang ada di tempat-tempat
wisata itu. Jadi kalau clientnya orang luar ya dia harus pakai bahasa Inggris.
” R
:
“
Kalo
sales executive
kerjaannya apa?
” O
:
“Sales executive
itu dia yang berhubungan sama client
nya” R
:
“
Apakah termasuk urusan
booking
hotel, tempat makan, sama tiket-tiket gitu?
” O
:
“
Enggak, kalau itu bagian operasional.
” R
:
“
Oh gitu ya. Kalau
sales executive
komunikasi sama
client
biasanya lewat apa Ran?
” O
:
“
Ya biasanya lewat telfon atau e-mail.
”
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R
:
“
Oh ya kalo waktu nawarin
tour
ke
client
itu pernah nggak
sales executive
itu nanyain pengalaman tour mereka sebelumnya?
” O
:
“
Kadang sih nanya, tapi biasanya mereka yg cerita sendiri sih tanpa kita nanya juga. Mereka jg mastiin ke kita supaya enggak ada
kekurangan-kekurangan kayak
tour
sebelumnya.
” R
:
“
Oh OK. Makasih ya Ran.
” O
:
“
Ya. Sama-sama.
”
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APPENDIX D
COURSE GRID
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DEVELOPING COMIC STRIP-BASED LEARNING MATERIALS FOR GRADE X STUDENTS OF TRAVEL AGENT DEPARTMENT OF SMK N 6 YOGYAKARTA
UNIT 1 COURSE GRID
Name of the School : SMK N 6 Yogyakarta
Program of Expertise : Travel Agent
Grade Semester : XII
Title Core Competencies Basic Competencies
Indicators Input
Language Activities
Lets Plan an Adventurous
Trip 1. Appreciating and
practicing the precept of their
religion.
2. Appreciating and practicing to
behave honest, discipline,
responsibility, caring mutual
assistance, cooperation,
tolerance, 1 Grateful for the
opportunity to learn English as
a language of international
communication.
2.1 Develop mannered
behavior and care in carrying
out inter- personal
communication
Reading and Writing
Ss are able to: • e tio the
expression of asking for intention in the
written form. • e tio the
expressions of stating intention in the
written form. • ite the e p essio
of asking for intention • Te ts o tai i g
the expression of asking for and
stating intention. Expression of
asking for intention,
example: What will you
do on the next holiday?
Response: I will go to my
g a d othe ’s house with my
family. •E a i i g a te t
containing the expression of asking for and stating
intention and writing things the students do not
know andor want to know further
•Maki g uestio s ased on the things that
students do not know andor want to know
further • Readi g te t a d the
answering comprehension
143 peace, polite,
responsive and pro-active and
showing the attitude as part
of the solution to various problems
in interacting effectively with
the social and natural
environment and in placing itself as
a reflection of the nation in the
association world.
3. Understanding, applying,
analyzing factual knowledge,
conceptual, procedural based
with teachers and friends
3.4 Analyze social functions, text
structure, and linguistic
elements to represent and
inquire about the intentions of
doing an action activity,
according to the context of its
use.
4.5 Develop oral and written text
to state and inquire about
the intentions of in the written form.
• ite the e p essio s of stating intention in
the written form. questions
• Readi g te t a d the answering comprehension
questions • “tud i g the fu tio a d
other examples of asking for and stating intention
• A s e i g uestio s that have been made before
and presenting to the class
•Co pleti g a diag am and presenting the diagram on
the display board
Grammar
Ss are able to : • ide tif the use of
• The e pla atio about
differentiation between the use
of ill a d e The example of
the use ill :
I will send an e- mail and ask the
• Reading a text and underlining the verbs form
used to express intention. • Readi g a e pla atio
144 on the curiousity
sense about science,
technology, arts, culture, and
humanities with an insight of
humanity, national, state,
and civilization related to the
causes of phenomena and
events, as well as applying
procedural knowledge in the
field specific studies according
to their talents and interests to
solve the problem.
doing an action activity, with
attention to the social function,
the structure of the text, and
linguistic elements are
correct and appropriate
context. ill a d e goi g to
in a text • ite se te es usi g
ill a d e goi g to
in a text
going travel agent
about the itinerary right
now.
The example of the use e
going to:
I think I cannot join the trip
because I am going to my
g a d othe ’s house
tomorrow. about the use of verb form
to express intention and completing sentences.
• A s e i g uestio s that have been made before
and presenting to the class • Co pleting a text
• W iti g sho t lette usi g the expressions of asking
for and stating intention.
Listening and Speaking
Ss are able to: • ide tif the
expression of asking • Dialogue i the
form of comic strips containing
the expression of asking for
intention and Expression of
asking for intention
example: In what time will
• E a i i g a spoke te t containing the expression
of asking for and stating intention and writing things
the students do not know andor want to know
145 4. Processing,
reasoning, and presenting in the
realm of the concrete and
abstract related to the
development of the self-learned
at school, and were able to use
the method according to the
rules of science. for intention
• ide tif the expressions of stating
intention • pa ti ipate i
dialogues to ask for intention
• pa ti ipate i dialogues to state
intention stating intention
• E p essio s of asking for
intention and stating intention
you be here? Response: We
are planning to start the trip in
the morning. further
•Maki g uestio s ased on the things that
students do not know andor want to know
further • Liste i g to the dialog
and answering the comprehension questions
and reporting the answer to the class.
• Liste i g to the dialog and filling the blanks and
reporting the answer to the class
• Filli g a dialog i the fo of comic strip and answer
the comprehension questions.
Pronunciation
• E pla atio Rising intonation,
• “tud i g the e pla ation
146 Ss are able to:
• p o ou e o e t intonation in asking for
intention about intonation
in questioning • E p essio s of
asking for intention
ex. : Will you also play
flying fox? Falling
intonation, ex. : What are you
going to do after school?
about intonation in questioning and
pronouncing several questions about asking for
intention • A s e i g uestio s that
have been made before and presenting to the class
• Aski g f ie ds’ holida planning and writing down
the expressions used
Vocabulary
Ss are able to • e tio the te
related to the topic Words related to
the topic
adventure challenging
intention
plan
spend
tour • Mat hi g the o ds a d
the definition
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UNIT 2 COURSE GRID
Name of the School : SMK N 6 Yogyakarta
Program of Expertise : Travel Agent
Grade Semester : XII
Title Core Competencies
Basic Competencies Indicators
Input Language
Activities Stories
Behind Wonderful
Places 1. Appreciating and practicing
the precept of their religion.
2. Appreciating and practicing to behave honest,
discipline, responsibility, caring mutual assistance,
cooperation, tolerance, peace, polite, responsive
and pro-active and showing the attitude as part of the
solution to various problems in interacting
effectively with the social 1.1 Grateful for the
opportunity to learn English as a
language of international
communication. 2.1 Develop honest
behavior, discipline, self-
confidence, and be responsible in
implementing transactional
communication
Reading and Writing
Ss are able to: • describe the
detailed information of
the narrative text
• describe the purpose or
social function of the
• Narrative texts in the
form of comic strip
A narrative text is text that tells a story. Its
purpose is to entertain or to amuse the readers. A
narrative text
is organized to include:
an orientation a complication
A sequence of events A resolution
a coda •E a i i g a
narrative text and writing things the
students do not know andor want
to know further •Maki g uestio s
based on the things that students do not
know andor want to know further
• Rereading the text and then answering
comprehension
148 and natural environment
and in placing itself as a reflection of the nation in
the association world. 3. Understanding, applying,
analyzing factual knowledge, conceptual,
procedural based on the curiousity sense about
science, technology, arts, culture, and humanities
with an insight of humanity, national, state, and
civilization related to the causes of phenomena and
events, as well as applying procedural knowledge in
the field specific studies according to their talents
and interests to solve the problem.
4. Processing, reasoning, and presenting in the realm of
with teachers and friends.
3.10 Analyzing social function, the
structure of the text, and linguistic
elements of narrative text in the
form of simple folk legend, according
to the context of its use.
4.15 Comprehending the meaning of
spoken and written narrative text form
of simple short stories.
narrative text •
identify the organization
of the narrative text
questions • Studying the
explanation of narrative text
included the purpose and
organization of the text
• Reading a narrative text and identifying
the organization of the text
• Answering comprehension
questions related to the text
Grammar
Ss are able to : • ide tif the
use of past tense in
• The explanation
about past tense
To express something that happened in the
past. The patterns are: a.
S + V
II regularirregular
Example: He • Studying
explanation about past tense
• Filling the blanks sentences with the
149 the concrete and abstract
related to the development of the self-learned at
school, and were able to use the method according
to the rules of science. narrative texts
• applying the
verbs form used in
narrative text • rewrite a
narrative text with the
stude ts’ o words.
intended to join the
party. b.
S + to be
II was, were
Example : A blood
war was inevitable
with Prambanan troop massacred
correct form • Identifying the word
indicating the use of past tense in a text
and making sentences
• A s e i g questions that have
been made before and presenting to the
class • Filling a text with
the word given in the box
• Answering comprehension
questions •Rewriting the text
Listening and Speaking
• Narrative texts in the
form of • Examining a spoken
narrative text and writing things the
150 Ss are able to:
• explain the detailed
information of a spoken
narrative text • retell a
narrative text comic strip
students do not know andor want to know
further •Maki g uestio s
based on the things that students do not
know andor want to know further
• Listening to a narrative text and
answering the comprehension
questions by matching the answer
and the question in the table and
reporting the answer to the class.
• Listening to the text again and arranging
jumbled pictures based on the text
that they heard.
151
Pronunciation
Ss are able to: • p o ou e
words with the o so a t g
a d h •
Explanation about the
consonant g a d h
Consonant
g a d h are pronounced silently
if they come after sound a.
e ɪ
, b.
a ɪ
, c.
u ,
d. ɔ
, e.
ə ʊ
, f.
a ʊ
, Meanwhile,
consonant g
a d h
are pronunced f if they
come after sound
a.
ʌ ,
b.
: ,
c.
, Consonant
“g” and “h” are pronounced g if
they are in the beginning of the word. For example:
ghastly – ghoul
• Studying an explanation about
the pronunciation of o so a t g a d
h i the te t.
• Pronouncing words using the consonant
g a d h
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Grammar
Ss are able to : • identify the
use of direct
and indirect speech in the
story •
Explanation about the
use of direct and indirect
speech Direct speech is when we
report what someone says by repeating the
exact words. In writing, we use inverted commas,
example:
He said, I have a present for you in
my bag.
He asked me, why do you
come late?. Indirect speech also
called reported speech is when we give the same
meaning of what someone says without
repeating the exact words. In this case, we do
not use inverted commas and certain changes may
be necessary, example: He said that he
• Studying an explanation about
direct and indirect speech
• Changing direct speech into reported
speech. • Answering
questions that have been made before
and presenting to the class
• Listening to a narrative text and
answering comprehension
questions • Retelling the text
heard before.
153 had a present for
me in his bag.
He asked me why I came late.
Vocabulary
Ss are able to • mention the
term related to the topic
Words related to the
topic swamp
temple mountain
strait volcano
• Repeating the pronunciation of the
words after the recording
154
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UNIT 3 COURSE GRID
Name of the School : SMK N 6 Yogyakarta
Program of Expertise : Travel Agent
Grade Semester : XII
Title Core Competencies
Basic Competencies Indicators
Input Language
Activities Let’s Tell Ou
Adventurous Trip
1. Appreciating and practicing the precept of their
religion.
2. Appreciating and practicing to behave honest,
discipline, responsibility, caring mutual assistance,
cooperation, tolerance, peace, polite, responsive
and pro-active and showing the attitude as
part of the solution to various problems in
1.1 Grateful for the opportunity to learn
English as a language of
international communication.
2.1 Develop behavioral responsibility,
caring, cooperation, peace and love, in
performing functional
communication. 3.9 Analyze social
Reading and Writing
Ss are able to: • describe the
detailed information of
the narrative text
• explain the purpose or
social function of the
• Recount texts in the
form of comic strip
Recount text is a text that tells hat
happe ed . The pu pose of recount text is to tell
the readers what happened in the past
through a sequence of event..
A recount text is organized to include:
a. An orientation
b. A record of events
c. Reorientation
•E a i i g a recount text and
writing things the students do not
know andor want to know further
•Maki g uestio s based on the
things that students do not
know andor want to know further
• Rereading the text and then
156 interacting effectively with
the social and natural environment and in placing
itself as a reflection of the nation in the association
world.
3. Understanding, applying, analyzing factual
knowledge, conceptual, procedural based on the
curiousity sense about science, technology, arts,
culture, and humanities with an insight of
humanity, national, state, and civilization related to
the causes of phenomena and events, as well as
applying procedural knowledge in the field
specific studies according to their talents and
interests to solve the functions, text
structure, and linguistic elements
of the text recount about experiences,
events, and events, according to the
context of its use. 4.13 Comprehending
the meaning of spoken and written
recount text about the experiences,
activities, events, and event.
4.14 Develop oral and written recount text
about activities, events, event, taking
into account the social function, the
structure of the text, and correct linguistic
elements based on narrative text
• identify the
organization of the narrative
text • writing a short
recount text answering
comprehension questions
• Studying the explanation of
recount text including the
purpose and organization of
the text • Reading a
recount text and identifying the
organization of the text
Grammar
Ss are able to : • ide tif the
use of past tense in
recount texts • The
explanation about past
tense To express something
that happened in the past. The patterns are:
c. S + V
II regularirregular
Example: He
intended to join
the party. • Studying
explanation about past tense
• Indicating the used of past tense
in a text • completing the
157 problem.
4. Processing, reasoning, and presenting in the realm of
the concrete and abstract related to the
development of the self- learned at school, and
were able to use the method according to the
rules of science. the context
• applying the
verbs form used in
recount text
d. S + to be
II was, were
Example : A
blood war was
inevitable with Prambanan
troop massacred sentences by
changing the verb in the bracket
into correct form. • filling the
diagram to
answer the questions that
have been made before and
presenting to the class
• Arranging pictures and
making a sentence for each picture
• Arranging the sentences into a
good recount text
Listening and Speaking
Ss are able to: • Recount
texts in the form of
comic strip • Examining a
spoken recount
text and writing things the students
158 • explain the
detailed information
of a spoken recount text
• explain when to use
recount text in daily life
do not know andor want to
know further •Maki g questions
based on the things that
students do not know andor want
to know further • Listening to a
recount text and
answering the comprehension
questions and reporting the
answer to the class.
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Pronunciation
Ss are able to: • pronounce
some words stated in the
story with the correct
stress •
Explanation about the
consonant g a d h
Words with stress on the first Syllable, example:
balance
basis
Words with stress on the second syllable, example:
certificate instruction
• Studying an explanation about
the stress of words used in the
text • Pronouncing
words with correct stress
Grammar
Ss are able to : • identify the
use of pronoun in
the text •
Explanation about the
use of pronoun in
the text The
subjunctive pronoun, example: I,
you, they, we, he, she, it
The objective pronoun, example:
me, you, them, us, him, her, it
The possessive before a noun,
example: my, his, her, our, their, its,
• Listening to a dialog and
answering comprehension
questions and questions about
pronoun • Answering
questions that have been made
before and
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The possessive after a noun, example:
mine, his, hers, theirs, yours, ours
presenting to the class
• Telling the stude ts’
embarrassing moment with the
guiding questions
Vocabulary
Ss are able to • ,mentionthe
term related to the topic
Words related to
the topic accident
embarrassed experience
instructor nervous
safety
• Repeating after the teacher and
finding the Indonesian
• Filling in the blanks sentences
using the words
159
APPENDIX E THE DESCRIPTION OF
DEVELOPED MATERIALS
160
The Description of Unit 1
A. Getting Started Task